New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-08
CITIES STRIVING FOX TIE CONVENTION
ARGUMENTS ASp rLoQvENCE A"AiI'N" I'M "'
rrnrcAN NATIoNAL COMMITTEE.

ARGUMENTS ASD ILOQCENCE AwAifIN" I'M ii"
rrnfrcAN NATIoNhL COMMITTEE.
U,.,u>oroN Isr : Saec,dli.- The meeting Oh the
r,pnbncan National Committee 10 morrow la. oi'nEn'
. u..niueton large number OF prominent E"puo'l''s
noutci,us from different parts OF the country i"'
d,lphia want. the National convention ana mas con"
mlt,es hero TO urge her claims 'inclhhau y '.''"s
.,ru-,l, for tho homer and Il wei reprs'eh''" '"
u.,t..d who t. here s taking very ACTIVE ''''''' III
n matter nnI (, sal tue author Of LONG "pPe~.
=, ,.,i, -, h,.t,wn which il Published In the local
,.,,uer, here l.. lay settin. forth its adv Ah'AsH
IN. chicago peo, not saying mneh except ""' %
course Chicago (, the place 10 hold tho convention A
,,.v take for gantsd that II will Ia ssoe'o "'"''
ue.derson an, a large delegation OF - Louis hen h'o
arrived TO pres, the claims OF that city Slitr 'ey '
,,hc ms IRON Minnca pol, AM other towns III 'i'ho
sota md Daksta haad Hralou'y urging '"' "I'
,y.nt,on he hsld at Minneapolis. whose adV'h'"-e'
Al. ,.t forth In giowiss tcras and tor'iuo" W ''
pslt cal argument. militia. .re Law IN nrriyiu.
l., |ougrs..tu1u punns this atternsoh SAN t""' ~
- a. - tau of Inc fortyiiyc member, are hsIe' ANU
Tat the commits. 10 which lie beiohs' ln nav
h.en All, 10 mAXs lltto actual pfsgfof' a""'- a.,
uu'I N.ne considerable uIssionary work hrong tle
n.u .'ns,s ~ ,easrrss uno ar. supposed TO nave IN
emo with the committeeman irsm me, P.s,,n
.,, III. NAtion.l Re publican League OF Nashngioh,
:, .,lb Genera, Bralr is president win enier'ain tns
,ueuh,r. %! tho National committee anu Ni''s y g.,
rn- from different states at tho ne" Gus ,ip,ss
r.x evening II u not expected that the con- l. !
viii decide To morrow the tinc OF pl.",i,y.a OF the
Of the convention. or cur ic me S..ri,, and
,n,r,nt cities intorosted will bo gwen no",,ns "
80 ,uu.ar o De fan OF lhchtS """ '''l"~
vubln twenty four hours, by r'a,on oil pflNs'o MS
,,tch.s received from Washington, some prominent
r,llicauS ln New York have been giving closer con
,,,ion 10 ,r question who her It IS d.. rab1" !" ho'i
a., >.,touaI convention hero next year. ie'HhS
,,s I'm several Western cities against TAXING the con
,,ti,n to Chicago again. Tho representa- \o' oi some
49,. rte All, of the Lake cay already Offering to
comu,og,l,c on an Eastern city IN order to Ul'"A up
,o idea that Chicago is the enc and only convention
uv IA The ctuniry. They 9. Wcss 10y letter ana fi'
,,,,lic commnult alton willingness 10 combine ana
,,le thr convention away from Chicago, even II II IL
hroucht East order that they may have some chance
f cnmurtion four years hence, which they think hoS
uld moi have al any time In the future II thchSo Is
n,v selected rs preliminary 10 IA compromise, they
49,, urgtug Sew York 10 mako some EFFORT al lopicsch
,,tlnu iriDrc the committee of rs adv antago>
Tim. far ciiCrt has been mado III Tins dltcctoi
,rh, hotel and hall accommodations Of this cliy arc
ndruuatc Tor any convention. At saratoga IL might
lie ur,sary to build vi gW a, bat no ono has ycl as
ccftanrd whether SoI aOgIanS would undertake mat
work The expense Of holding the convention here
voud great and OF the leaders prefer To make
that expenditure In the iii cctiun OF Organization rather
than for a convention. In this view. the only othor
Eastern atty Available Is Philadelphia and the con
test the c0mmrc II IL thought, Will como between
Chicago and the Quaker city. secretary Fcssrndn OF
the National Committee. passed through here NrSirr
day afirrnuun on his way To Washington. lie was
Joined by Garrett A. Hobart of New jersey.